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Position statements
Position statements
EIANZ has developed position statements on a range of environmental themes. These statements articulate EIANZ's position on environmental issues on behalf of members.
The Policy and Practice Committee periodically reviews these position statements and updates, replaces or combines position statements as appropriate.
Feedback on position statements can be sent to the Policy and Practice Committee on policy@eianz.org.
Position Statements
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biodiversity PS 2021 (382.3 kB)
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biodiversity PS 2023 (379.8 kB)
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Climate change PS 2021 (380.6 kB)
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Climate Change Supplemental Position Statement on Scope 3 Emissions (803.9 kB)
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Position Statement - Indigenous Engagement (174.7 kB)
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Practicing Ethically with Respect to the Rights and Interests of Indigenous Peoples (344.6 kB)
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Position Statement (412.3 kB)
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Context and Background (154.5 kB)
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References and Resources (133.3 kB)
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Suggested Actions for Practitioners (195.4 kB)
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Water PS 2024 (500.7 kB)
Superseded position statements
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Position Statement - Biodiversity - Approved October 2009 (282.2 kB)
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Position Statement - Climate change - Approved May 2007 (110.3 kB)
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Position Statement - Conservation of native vegetation - Approved February 2000 (37.4 kB)
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Position Statement - Energy - Approved March 2007 (116.9 kB)
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Position Statement - Environmental education - Approved May 2004 (34.1 kB)
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Position Statement - Environmental management systems - Approved March 2001 (47.3 kB)
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Position Statement - Public environmental reporting - Approved March 2001 (31.7 kB)
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Position Statement - Public participation in environmental decision making - Approved May 2004 (36.6 kB)
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Position Statement - Social aspects of sustainability - Approved 2014 (65.9 kB)
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Position Statement - Sustainability - Approved October 2006 (163.5 kB)
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Position Statement - Water - Approved March 2007 (169.5 kB)
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.